AQA PHYSICS GCSE -> Motion -> "Typical speeds"
BBC bitesize lists these as typical speeds.
Does anyone know if we need to memorise them or if its just good knowledge to have going into the exam?
Method of travel Typical speed (m/s):
Walking - 1.5
Running - 3
Cycling - 6
Car - 13/30
Train - 50
Aeroplane - 250
Many thanks, and good luck with all your exams.
~ VisiblyConfused
Does anyone know if we need to memorise them or if its just good knowledge to have going into the exam?
Method of travel Typical speed (m/s):
Walking - 1.5
Running - 3
Cycling - 6
Car - 13/30
Train - 50
Aeroplane - 250
Many thanks, and good luck with all your exams.
~ VisiblyConfused
i mean the only the only questions ive seen on the speeds is to do with human speeds (walking, running, cycling).
but maybe learn all of them in case. never harms to know a bit more.
but maybe learn all of them in case. never harms to know a bit more.
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